The future of health care reform will demand smaller and more
nimble community-based networks of providers working in tandem to manage the
total health care needs of a population – not just individual patients.
Coordination of patient services to improve access, eliminate redundancy, and
improve outcomes will require resources outside the physician’s office.
Physicians are simply not paid to perform or provide these services. Therefore,
these resources are a functional part of Unity’s contribution to its practice
management structure.

Unity Physician Partners has the extensive
management experience and proven expertise to structure reimbursement and
funding strategies that maximize revenue. With a focus on outcomes, payor
savings are realized as populations access to quality care improves. Unity
understands how to organize and deploy the clinical and administrative resources
necessary to coordinate the population-based care strategies required to
maximize revenue. The medical savings realized as a result of improved patient
outcomes are returned to Unity physicians in the form of increased income as
well as increased services to care for Unity patients.

To provide a holistic, person-centered system of care in the communities we
serve, including the medically underserved population, by integrating primary
care and behavioral healthcare that improves overall quality of care through
more time with patients, effective care coordination and an intense focus on
outcomes.